“The United States produced gold coins up until 1933, when it went off of the gold standard,”
said Gemco owner Greg Martin. “Eight denominations were minted starting in 1795 — $1, $2.50, $3,
$4, $5, $10, $20 and $50. The $3, $4 and $50 are the rarest and could be the most valuable.”

The average starting “buy” price for any U.S. gold coin is $125* for the $1; $225* for the
$2-1/2; $400 for the $5; $800* for the $10 and $1,600* for the $20.

Gemco is also looking to buy any silver dollar you may have in your possession. The majority of
the silver dollars in circulation were minted in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The two most
common silver dollars minted were the Morgan and the Peace.

Martin is currently paying at least $22 and up* for any silver dollar prior to 1936. Some can be
worth more depending on the year they were minted and their condition.

Gemco is always looking to buy silver dollars, as well as other coins, currency and other
valuable collectibles. The appraisers will tell you what your valuables are worth and what Gemco
will pay for the items.

This is a great way to make some quick and easy cash. Gemco is looking for: